What kind of bike do you ride ?

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What type of bike do you ride ?

  • Sportsbike

    Votes: 80 50.3%

  • Cruiser / Chopper

    Votes: 15 9.4%

  • Naked Bike

    Votes: 37 23.3%

  • Tourer

    Votes: 3 1.9%

  • Sportstourer

    Votes: 13 8.2%

  • Supermoto / Cross

    Votes: 28 17.6%
  • Total voters
    159
BobbyBRAKEaNek
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Here ya go
 
Picture posting skills are poor. :dunce: :sly:

The link wants a login to Facebook, so your album may not be public.
 
That's what I get for trying to do this from a phone lmao when I get to my computer I will edit the message
 
BobbyBRAKEaNek
This is my custom 08 Fireblade.
Taylor-made exhaust and covered in Rizoma pieces.
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Nice..!! 👍

Here's mine: '94 CBR900RR

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List of mods :sly:
Rear venders (ass) ZX6R '03 with custom subframe.
Complete Gsxr1000 K3 (Wilbers progressive) fork incl brakes & 17" wheel.
Frixion-discs (brake discs)
ABM SBK-kit
Cateye bike speedo.
Wheelhugger MGM-bikes. (not on pic)
Bugspoiler MGM-bikes
Tank cap Evotech
Sawed off (and hollow) Arrow exhaust.
Original polished swingarm + frame.
Duo-tone green/gold paint.
Headlights (conical twins) Shin-Yo.
Brakefluid reservoir MGM-bikes.
Small overflow tank cooling water
Clutch- & brake lever V-Trech
1 bar-end-mirror
Hyperpro steering damper (not on pic)
25mm Tailrisers.
B&G shocktube.
Oiltemperature direct meter.
K&N airfilter + Dynojet-kit
 
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bladezzz
Nice..!! 👍

Here's mine: '94 CBR900RR

List of mods :sly:
Rear venders (ass) ZX6R '03 with custom subframe.
Complete Gsxr1000 K3 (Wilbers progressive) fork incl brakes & 17" wheel.
Frixion-discs (brake discs)
ABM SBK-kit
Cateye bike speedo.
Wheelhugger MGM-bikes. (not on pic)
Bugspoiler MGM-bikes
Tank cap Evotech
Sawed off (and hollow) Arrow exhaust.
Original polished swingarm + frame.
Duo-tone green/gold paint.
Headlights (conical twins) Shin-Yo.
Brakefluid reservoir MGM-bikes.
Small overflow tank cooling water
Clutch- & brake lever V-Trech
1 bar-end-mirror
Hyperpro steering damper (not on pic)
25mm Tailrisers.
B&G shocktube.
Oiltemperature direct meter.
K&N airfilter + Dynojet-kit
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That's a sexy Blade, the Kawi rear fits it perfectly.
 
96 Triumph Trident 900. Basically an unfaired T3 Sprint with higher bars. Sort of a multipurpose sport tourer minus the luxuries. She is factory spec minus the seat which is from a 98 Trophy. Rear shock is adjustable, but the mushy front end is not :-(. 98bhp roughly. She isn't a sportbike but will get up and go if need be.
 
Needs separate categories for supermoto and motocross they are very different actually.

I have a TTR-225. I love it.
 
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My bike is a 1987 VF 700 C "Super Magna". I rescued it from the back of my sisters garage 3 years ago after it sat for 10 years. It was her ex-husbands. It has 23,300 mi. and is still going strong ! Love that shaft drive !
 
Don't own a bike. I own a 1985/6 Honda ATC 200x three wheeler. I'll post a pic soon. All original including the chain lol. Tensioner is locked and still stretched. High miles and still works like new. Beat to hell and back and not even a tear in the seat.
 
^ Again, sweet bike.

I guess now I ride a 1988 Yamaha RZ/RD350. It has ok power, but it's pretty light.
Fast enough when you're racing it though.
 
06 Yamaha R1. Painted up in 50 anniversary Gp colors. Ohlins front and rear. Akrapovic race exh rental clip ons, grips, michelin power pures, pc 3, factory velocity stacks, MVR dyno tuned.
 
HOODFIELD
I would prefer a Harley at this point in my life now.
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Good God, man, whatever for??!?!?! Did you turn 76 years old or something???

Heavier, slower, idles like a paint shaker, and handles like one, too.

I suppose there's something to be said for an engine that's been developed from 1935 technology, maybe they've gotten it right by now.

Nah, I don't think so!

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If you have to have a cruiser, there are about 37,956 others out there that work better, are more modern, more reliable, faster, carry more, and ride smoother.

If you're just saying you've "outgrown" your sportbike, well, that's just dumb. :) Motorcyclists don't grow up, so you can't outgrow anything. That said, there are about 22,597 bikes more "mature" than 600cc crotch rockets out there that will give you years of riding fun, take you places you never thought a bike would go, etc. etc. V-Stroms, SV-650s, Bimmers (if you have the cash,) FJR/Concours/ST1300, etc.
 
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Ha ha, my buddy has a Harley and I really like it. I agree they are way overpriced for what you get. And your absolutely right that there are plenty of more mature bikes out there besides Harley, I would just prefer a cruiser style bike, mainly for comfort. I might be guilty of watching a litte too much Sons of Anarchy. :crazy:
 
Bought this a couple of months ago.


Taken from my ride a few weeks ago in the mountains

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Have a Suzuki TL1000S as well
 
Hey buddy, Not in the UK that's for sure lol

The mountains are in Lecco which is Northern Italy, just at the start of the Alps, so not really that high but very nice none the less.
 

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